Which business school is good at finance?
I want to be investment banker. At least I want to continue study finance after graduation. #finance #investment-banking
3 answers
Jeremy’s Answer
Anywhere that offers the degree and you would like to study, is the short answer.
Experience has taught me that you don't need to worry so much about which school you go to, as much as what you do when you are there. As long as it is a reputable, certified college/institution that you want to attend, you can't really go wrong.
Basically, find a "good" school that fits your life and what you want to do, and go for it. What you learn and accomplish while you are there is what will benefit you the most (as opposed to going for a "top" school and struggling academically, financially, etc. . .).
Hope that helps and good luck!
Paul’s Answer
There are many schools to choose from if you want to study Finance. When I was considering business school I checked out the rankings provided by U.S. News. While this is a good place to start and you'll get a lot of information from the website, don't let the rankings be the only factor in your decision. You will also have to consider costs as well as proximity to where you live. I'm currently in business school on a part-time basis at Rutgers University. I choose Rutgers based upon rankings for the part-time program as well as the costs. Another school I was considering, NYU, had a higher ranking but was more than double the tuition. In the end, I'm happy with my decision.